Franklin D. Moore

I met Frank (and his wonderful wife Wardell) when I was 17 and he was assistant dean of admissions at Princeton University and in charge of the pre-freshman summer program where I met some of my dearest and longest friends. I laugh because my entire trajectory seemed to be touched by him directly or indirectly. I worked for him as a work study student in the office of admissions; attended NYU Law School when he was a Dean there; opened my first law practice in his New Brunswick title...

I will never forget what Frank meant to me as a friend and a mentor as I navigated my journey through Princeton University. He truly changed my life.

I will never forget the wonderful friendship we've had since kindergarten. Rest in peace my friend. Heartfelt condolences to the Moore family.

God sometimes blesses us with the gift of good friends. Some become lifetime friends. This is a double blessing. I view these as my "special pals and my buddies." When our friends depart this world we grieve. But when my buddy took his leave, part of me traveled with him so he will never have to laugh alone and we'll always share the memories of good times together. Thank you Lord for the gift of my pal and my buddy Frank Moore. Dick Nurse

What a nice man, condolences to his family. I knew him from Crossroads Board and used his title Company. Alway was kind and made time to listen. I will truly miss my friend.